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Tell the Time with Thomas
Dean Son
2008
kartonkisidos
Teaches telling the time with moving hands for lots of practise.
Tell the Time with Winnie-the-Pooh
Dean Son
2008
kartonkisidos
Teaches telling the time with moving hands for lots of practise.
Tell A Friend -- Word of Mouth Marketing: How Small Businesses Can Achieve Big Results
Arnon Vered
Arnon Vered
2007
pokkari
Many Small Businesses rely solely on Word of Mouth to build their business. Finally, there is a guide that lays out clear strategies that will get more people talking positively about them. Former Bain & Company consultant and small business marketing veteran Arnon Vered, has taken the best practices of Corporate Word of Mouth marketing and translated them into practical advice every Small Business can follow. Readers can skim the book in less than 30 minutes: Each chapter begins with a one-page "The Big Idea" section and ends with a chapter summary and easy-to-implement exercises.
Stella Parton's story is uniquely American. Born of extremely humble origins in the Smoky Mountains in eastern Tennessee, she went on to become a success story, speaking and entertaining all over the world. To get there, she endured many hardships, witnessed many miracles, and experienced extraordinary things, including: -How the power of prayer healed both her mother and brother, mystifying doctors who had diagnosed their cases as terminal.-How the power of knowing, having full faith in His plans, allowed her to live through the leanest, hardest times and gave her the power and humility to help others.-Experiencing her dream of performing at the Grand Ole Opry.-Associate producing network television shows.-Inspiring and motivating, this joyous celebration of life and God's word is an uplifting experience unlike any other.Tell It Sister, Tell It: Memories, Music and Miracles is an empowering lesson in the healing nature of faith, the strength of belief, and the extraordinary effect one person's will can have on the world. Stella Parton is a member of one of country music's most creative families. Growing up the sixth of twelve children, she has brought her life experiences to the forefront as an entertainer, actor, songwriter, and motivational speaker in order to inspire others.An international award-winning recording artist, Stella Parton, is well known for her trailblazing in the past. She continues that tradition with the release of her new book, Tell It Sister, Tell It, by being the first country music artist to self-publish and promote a memoir.Not unlike early in her career, when at the age of 24, Stella wrote, produced and released her first hit record, "I Want To Hold You In My Dreams Tonight." At that time, few women dared to put on a producer's hat, but that risk gave Stella her first Billboard hit and propelled her career into the national spotlight. While the producer's hat was figurative, Parton, was also one of the first "hat acts," donning hats at all her performances, most of which she designed. Always a leader, never a follower, Stella recorded a self-penned song entitled, "Ode To Olivia," standing in defense of Olivia Newton-John, whose CMA Award win was widely unpopular within the country music industry at the time, branding Stella as a "maverick."While Tell It Sister, Tell It is not an autobiography per se, it captures glimpses of Stella's life as she shares her "memories, music and miracles." Stella has seen her share of triumphs and heartbreaks, but her unwavering faith has always sustained her. Throughout her career, Stella has raised countless monies for domestic violence shelters across America and continuously works with abused women to boost their self-esteem, yet most are not aware of her own abuse and kidnapping.While Parton shares some spine-chilling stories from childhood to present, it is inspiration that she wants to share. From miracle healings to God's protection in unbelievable circumstances, Stella speaks from the heart about it all. When asked why she wrote Tell It Sister, Tell It, Stella comments, "I wrote the book with the hope of empowering other women...no matter how far back in the race you may be, just keep marching to your own beat. You'll get where you're going right on time through faith, prayer and perseverance." Parton will also be releasing a companion CD with Tell It Sister, Tell It, comprised of self-penned songs written at different stages in her life. Like her diverse life, Parton's music is just as diverse, blending her influences of gospel, country, blues and Appalachian music into her signature sound. The stories of family, faith and victory written in the pages of Tell It Sister, Tell It are a journey into the strength that sustains Stella Parton. Inspirational
Tell Me Who I Am: Stories of Faith, Family, and Identity
Denae Handy; Becca Wilhite
Stansbury House Publications
2012
nidottu
Well-known television anchor and media personality Ruda Landman talks to a wide variety of South Africans about their life choices and how change has affected them. A colourful mosaic of diverse experiences emerges as people share life stories and lessons. The book includes insights by the likes of John Kani, Ferial Haffajee, Pieter-Dirk Uys, Katlego Maboe, Gugu Zulu, Zapiro, ProVerb, Arno Carstens, Mam' Khanyi (who takes in street children and orphans), Nick Binnedell and Marc Lottering. Revealing, sad, funny and filled with hope as well-known and ordinary people equally show how each one of us always has options and can make a difference by how we respond to what we encounter.
Tell Them My Name is an inspiring true story that explores how even the most impossible dreams can come true when unlikely friendships are built across cultures. In this offbeat travel memoir, four strangers from three countries, with barely a common language between them, decide to adopt each other as family and take on the world.Dar Kumari is an indigenous Gurung woman living in the Nepali Himalayas with her elderly husband, Nar Bahadur. Their mud-brick house is in a remote farming village that has no electricity and can only be reached on foot. Their lives are turned upside down when a local NGO sends the Australian author, Laura, and her French husband, David, to live with their family while they help build the mountain's first library.Dar Kumari adopts the newcomers as if they were her children, but she's baffled this married couple show no interest in having a baby and can't even cook rice over a fire or clean a mud floor. Eventually, Laura and David invite their Nepali 'parents' to travel with them back to Europe-maybe if they experience the other side of their cultural differences, it might help them understand each other better? For one month this quirky international family travel together through six countries exploring the differences between their cultures and the places they call home.Tell Them My Name takes you on a journey, sharing often hilarious observations about 'normal' life in different cultures and shining a much needed light on why so many of us are feeling stressed, overwhelmed and exhausted all the time.
The ultimate sentimental gift to your father. Filled with questions on their journey through life and insights into their mind and memories. This book is designed to build a stronger bridge between the two of you and as something to hold on to as a keepsake once he has finished the book. A true once in a life time gift.